Le refuge d'Audrey

It's a special day at the Refuge: Charlie, a local journalist, has come to report on Rina. Rina is a baby Sumatran rhinoceros who has just arrived. She is one of the most endangered species in the world.

The Refuge is faced with a water shortage as hot weather sets in, and everyone pitches in to cool the animals off. But when Audrey notices that Babou the nose ape is wet from head to toe, she's sure he's found a hidden watering hole.

Tommy is delighted because his parents have lent him a drone to film the animals at the Refuge! But Pearl the clouded leopard mistakes the camera for prey and takes it with her! Tommy, devastated, decides to go and get the drone back, and Pearl takes adva

Audrey and Tommy show classmate Maeva around the Refuge. Maeva is dismissive of animals. To teach her a lesson, they make her believe in the existence of a dangerous creature living at the Refuge: the Chepakoa!

Hops, a very shy baby wallaby, has just arrived at the Refuge. Hops lost his family in a fire. Against all odds, the only person who can get close to him is Tommy. This is not a viable long-term solution, as Hops is in danger of becoming dependant of Tomm

Quentin, a young boy living on a farm near the Refuge, brings his cow Pastelle to Hector for examination. Audrey and Tommy take the opportunity to show him around the Refuge. Audrey immediately hits it off with Quentin, which hurts Tommy's feelings.

The Refuge welcomes Milo, a collared pika. While Audrey counts on Tommy to help her build him a shelter, Tommy prefers to play a video game. But after Milo runs away because of him, Tommy has a choice to make.

The Refuge welcomes Huan, a giant panda. The children are overexcited, but Inspector Damien's strict protocol makes the panda nervous. The children manage to help Huan acclimatize.

It's Audrey's birthday, but she seems more interested in Nala, a giraffe who's about to give birth.

When a giant bat injures its wing, Audrey and Tommy are tasked with feeding its baby in the bat cave. Audrey understands her friend's phobia and promises to help him overcome it.

Audrey's rambunctious cousin Alex comes to visit the Refuge. Audrey finds it hard to be patient with her cousin's boundless energy.

When Eesha, an abused young elephant, arrives at the Refuge, Audrey and Tommy want to help her regain her trust in humans.

Darius, a Przewalski horse, arrives at the Refuge, but he's very shy: only Maeva manages to approach him. Through a combination of circumstances, Charlie the journalist believes that it is Audrey who has managed to approach him. Audrey doesn't dare tell h

Audrey and Tommy have decided to do their presentation on Obi the dendrolagus. But when Maeva brings her cat Princess to the Refuge, a competition ensues between Tommy and Maeva to see who deserves to be the star of the presentation: Princess or Obi.

The Refuge takes in Azur, a cheetah, and calls in Cara, a specialist who happens to be Audrey's idol.

When Audrey's grandmother pays a surprise visit to the Refuge, her son asks the children to keep an eye on her. Mamie convinces the children that they can build the bridge together without contravening Hector's recommendations.

Audrey and Tommy agree to show Onyx, a binturong, around the Refuge, but on the way Audrey agrees to help everyone she meets! She soon finds herself overwhelmed.

When Audrey's teacher, Madame Da Costa, comes to the Refuge to talk to her, Audrey is convinced it's to get her to change classes.

On their journey of migration in the south, wild geese stop off at the Refuge to feed and rest. Audrey and Tommy notice that one of them has an injured wing. The children help each other to help it heal.

The Refuge welcomes Chloé, a herpetologist, who has come to study Tal, the ploughshare turtle. But Audrey quickly notices that something is wrong with the scientist: for an expert, she doesn't know a thing about amphibians, and Tal is even afraid of her!

Marcelo, a young golden lion tamarin, has the opportunity to leave the Refuge and return to the wild. But Audrey isn't ready to see him go.

At the Refuge, it's time to check out the bilbies, nocturnal marsupials! But Pat can't catch Pixie, the mother bilby, so she'll have to do it at night.

According to her teacher, Audrey has concentration problems in class. To prove her parents wrong, Audrey and Tommy take on the tedious task of looking after a hundred reptile eggs seized at customs.

Audrey is over the moon because her mom has promised to spend the day with her! Unfortunately, Sonia is constantly called upon to deal with the Refuge's emergencies. Audrey is disappointed, but quickly recognizes all the work her mom does for the Refuge.

Sasha, the saiga, is ill. Hector asks Audrey and Tommy to look after him.

When they accidentally trample the precious plants, Audrey and Tommy try to protect the Refuge's flora from damage by animals, but their efforts only make things worse.

A storm rages and a power cut leaves the refuge without electricity. While the adults take care of the most urgent tasks, Audrey and Tommy are tasked with retrieving the reptiles from the vivarium and keeping them warm.

Hector is overwhelmed, so Tommy and Audrey volunteer to do his daily chores for him. At the wrong moment, Audrey sprains her ankle.

When Audrey discovers that a fox has managed to infiltrate the Refuge, she is astonished to see Pat running him off. Tommy and Audrey investigate to find out the reason behind the fox's visit.

Since Audrey and Tommy are bored, Pat organizes a sports tournament so that they can help her accomplish the Refuge's tasks while having fun.

Uska, a new flying phalanger, has just arrived at the Refuge. Audrey loves her, but Uska tends to be aggressive.

Litchi, a red panda, arrives at the Refuge. Audrey and Tommy are desperate for him to meet Yoko, the Refuge's other red panda, so they can have babies to ensure the survival of their species.

Tommy's dads go away for the weekend and leave him a phone to make sure he's okay. But they call every five minutes.

Jack the gorilla doesn't want to play with Audrey and Tommy. Even the enrichment box specially designed to stimulate him doesn't interest him. The children discover that Jack needs some quiet time at the Refuge.

A new animal arrives at the Refuge: an aye-aye named Gri-Gri. He's a nocturnal animal, and where he comes from, people believe he brings bad luck.

Audrey and Tommy make educational videos with Jack, to inform the public about the dangers facing mountain gorillas. The videos are an immediate success, and Jack even has his own community of fans!

The children learn about the veterinary profession from Hector. At first, Audrey is confident, but when she realizes that Tommy and Maeva are doing better than she is, she loses all self-confidence!

After Karl plays a prank on them, Audrey and Tommy decide to return the favor to the adults at the Refuge.

Audrey and Tommy dream of living in the wild. The former to escape her chores, the latter to try his hand at the Amazon tribal way of life.

Tommy finds a stray kitten. Audrey and Tommy love her, but Hector explains that a pet can't live in a wild animal sanctuary. Things get even more complicated when Jack refuses to let his new friend go.

Audrey and Tommy are excited to help Pat train Marlo the giraffe, but their eagerness makes Marlo nervous. To teach them patience, Pat assigns them missions.

Sonia has ordered a robot assistant to help Pat and Jonas, who have their hands full at work. Audrey realizes that the robot is not suitable for animals.

Audrey and Tommy take Audrey's cousin Alex into the jungle. But Alex coaxes Babou into giving him peanuts, then rocks when he runs out of peanuts.

Audrey and Tommy are about to go on a school trip, but Audrey has no desire to leave Jack and the Refuge.

As Tommy digs a hole in the plain, he discovers a dinosaur bone!

Audrey and her parents are away on an animal rescue, and Tommy finds himself spending the day alone with Jack. Tommy is delighted, but the gorilla soon tires of the activities he suggests.

Audrey and Tommy prepare for a night of camping at the Refuge with Maeva as their guest! When Audrey and Tommy search for an animal in distress, Maeva jeopardizes their mission.

The Refuge organizes an open day where visitors can care for an animal under the supervision of the caretakers. Audrey seems to have a knack for assigning an animal to each visitor, but Lily puts her talent to the test.

Tommy's favorite documentary series organizes an animal video contest. Audrey and Tommy decide to enter.

Karl wants to join the animal care school. Sonia and Pat make him take the entrance exam, but Karl makes one blunder after another.

Kimia, a baby gorilla, has been rescued from animal traffickers. Audrey and Tommy are delighted, but Jack the gorilla rejects the baby. The children do everything they can to get Jack to adopt Kimia, but things get out of hand when Jack becomes aggressive

Hector, Sonia and Damien discover that Lionel and Christelle are animal traffickers! With no help from the adults, Audrey and Tommy must protect Kimia from the traffickers.